#Myongji University
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Arts-Culture Gaza Strip Exhibition: Blooming in Ven. Il-bung’s Vision of Peace — “We Are Not Numbers”
Diplomacy Journal 이길주 기자 | The indomitable vitality of the Gaza Strip and the power of art, unyielding even amidst the horrific atrocities of war, have reached South Korea. The Organizing Committee of the World Peace Art Exhibition (Inc.) announced that it will host a special exhibition featuring Palestinian contemporary artist Maysa Yousef and local refugee children at the '29th World Peace Art Exhibition,' to be held this August at Myongji University. 'Beyond the Era of Violence, Painting Peace Again' The Spirit of Ven. Il-bung Seo Kyung-bo’s “Segye Ilhwa” (The World is One Flower) Meets the
- 이길주 기자
- 2026-05-01 18:47
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Arts-Culture Myongji University opens new horizons for Korean folk painting
By Diplomacy Journal Kayla Lee The K-folk painting project, which reinterprets the beauty and value of traditional Korean folk paintings in a modern way, has been launched at Myongji University in Seoul and is attracting great attention. The theme of the project, “K-folk painting heralds the beginning in Myeongji,” is an ambitious attempt to promote Korean folk painting culture to the world and establish it as a global cultural content, showcasing a unique artistic world that blends tradition and innovation. K-folk painting project to globalize traditional Korean folk paintings Myeongji is a r
- Kayla Lee 기자
- 2024-11-22 14:40
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[Special Report] Thailand’s US$580 Million Asset Freeze Case Raises Concerns for Korean Investors
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World Art Exhibition for Peace donates 40 art works to Yeoju Prison
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The 29th World Peace Art Exhibition slated to open grandly
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India's Indus Waters Treaty Concessions: A Six-Decade Imbalance Now Under Scrutiny
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The President of Kazakhstan signed the Constitutional Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan “On the Special Legal Regime of Alatau City”
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An exclusive report, a witness turned into a suspect
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2026-05-18 20:39
Seoul's Yeouido Park Hosts Inaugural 'India Day 2026,' Celebrating Six Decades of Korea-India Cultural Ties
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2026-05-18 16:36
Uzbekistan and the OTS: New Horizons for Investment Cooperation and Priority Projects
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2026-05-18 16:31
Urbanization Processes in Uzbekistan: Legal Foundations, New Mechanisms, and Development Strategy
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2026-05-16 01:41
[Special Report] Thailand’s US$580 Million Asset Freeze Case Raises Concerns for Korean Investors
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2026-05-13 14:32
The 29th World Peace Art Exhibition slated to open grandly
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